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The Hoilett to QPR neverending saga thread /merged more times than you could count/
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Under Les Ferdinand:
Luke Freeman, top assists in the league: 4million
Alex Smithies, great goalie for this club: 3,5million
Charlie Austin, 19 Premier League goals: 4million
Jack Robinson: Contract ran out, left for free
And many more mistakes
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Hang on....... Should we be at all concerned at Facto's persistance here...Where can one find Bush Babes?
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We're all be quite humble and look a little daft if it turns out Facto has it correct... I for one wont believe anything till its Offish.Where can one find Bush Babes?
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they say if you wait for a bus long enough two will come along at the same time.......well this bus route aint running no more.....................his dad/his agent has put a bigger bait on the hook!you know nothing john snow!!!!Comment
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All of the newspapers etc. are saying he is joining, so don't think there is a problem. Just a matter of when everything is completed and it is announced. No other teams are being mentioned. Concerned that in the meantime he is not doing anything and will not be fit when he finally does join.Comment
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What happens if the Club decides they don't want to sign Hoilett if they have to pay Blackburn too much compensation. I don't believe there are any other clubs he really wants to go to. If he goes to Europe I believe there is a maximum amount of compensation clubs pay (around 500,000 Euros). Surely the ball is in our court and the Club can almost decide what they want to pay. Surely it is better for Blackburn to accept something rather than nothing.
If Hoilett is out of contract and does not want to play for Blackburn and no other Club wants to pay compensation, what happens then?Comment
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We can negotiate with Blackburn, make an offer and they decide whether to approve it or not. If not, then we weight if we want to let tribunal to decide the amount of the compensation or if we are not interested of him any more. If we go to tribunal, we have to pay what they decide. This is a short term resolution. I don't know what happens if no club want to pay what Blackburn wants or no club want to go to tribunal. All in all, I think we have little to say what to pay.What happens if the Club decides they don't want to sign Hoilett if they have to pay Blackburn too much compensation. I don't believe there are any other clubs he really wants to go to. If he goes to Europe I believe there is a maximum amount of compensation clubs pay (around 500,000 Euros). Surely the ball is in our court and the Club can almost decide what they want to pay. Surely it is better for Blackburn to accept something rather than nothing.
If Hoilett is out of contract and does not want to play for Blackburn and no other Club wants to pay compensation, what happens then?Comment
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